Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1887, Page 2

we ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR. Ww TUESDAY ASHINGTON: CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and much greater than that ef alt the other daily papers here added tomether. THE STAR connot undertake lo preserve ot return rejected communicadions. Contributors whowiah to possess (cir manuseripte, f un- used, should keep a copy. 1 Matter of whatever character intentled for publication must, tf is appearance the same day us desired, reach the offiee not later than 12 o'clock moon, 9 No attention paid to Anonymous Letters oF Communications on any subject, ‘The uncertain, changeable, mischief-working f the United States towards the Indians a been made a subject of complaint. A y of western settlers has now, at the Instance the Indians and their advocates, a similar griev- It Is not necessary to discuss what rights, the Indians hadin the Winnebago and Creek reservations. The executive branch of the United States government deeided that they had none, and on February 8, 1885, President Ar- ‘hur threw open the reservations to settlement. itis Said with truth that the first advantage of the opening of the reservations was enjoyed by land speculators,who had early Information of the Sntention of the government to take this step. But these were not the only persons Who entered the reservations after President Arthur's order and be- fore that of President Cleveland revoking tt. Re- lying upon the action of the United States in de- claring the reservations public land and inviting nt hundreds of persons not only from but from Minnesota and Iowa entered and settied in good faith, buliding houses and plowing land, sometimes selling out property at a disad- vantage at their former homes, in order to make the change, with the long journey and heavy ex- penses at the outset. The United States having invited these settlers there, after a period of delay notitied them in effect through President Cleve- land that a mistake nad been made, and that they aust abandon their homes, and without compen- sation, and a military company bas been ordered tothe reservations. Some of the settlers are stub= born and refuse to leave without compensation. If the promises of the United States to the Indians were of stich character, as construed by President Cleveland, as to justify lim in overruling the con- trary construction and decision of his predecessor, and in revoking an executive order which had been acted upon in good faith, then the implied promise to settlers invoived in the formal opening of the reservations to settlement should be observed by the United States to the extent, at least, of se- curing considerate treatment and compensation to those Who, Without fault of thetr own, have been misled and injured by the contradictory acts of a vaeiliating government, —— 2 As stiggested at the outset In these columts, the Sehnaebeles incident may not turn out so dreadful wu affair as the sensational newseatherers pro. posed to make tt. The first question at Issue be- tween the French and German governmentsts, of cours, as to the manner of the arrest. If it can be definitely settled, as the French authoritles sa; it can, that Scbnaebeles was fraudulently dec across the frontier, the whole matter probabiy ends there, Prince Bismarck 1s hardly likely to dety every rule of Internattonal ethics by holding | fast toa poiltical prisoner eaptured in that fashion. | he accusations against the captive are of no common crimes. Ii he had committed thett or Jonzery or breach of trust om German soil and the detectives had lured hin back by a sharp trick, the most the Freach Government would have felt called upon to do would have been to see to it, through its diplomatic representatives, that the man had a fair trial and a sentence in accordance with local law and usage. But im the present instance it 1s different. Sehnaebeles Was a public functionary, summoned, by what he supposed was official au- thority exercised in good faith, to repair to the boundary and do a certain plece of work which would require his passing into Germany. His seizure at the frontier for machinations against ‘the state, even though in German territory, would ‘ve open to censure if accomplished by such means; Dut the case becomes far stronger If, as the French. assert, his captors followed him across the border into France. When the whole matter shall have ‘deen investigated, it is probable that the German government will treat tt Just as any other civil- ized government would, and, if Schnaebeles can make out his case as he now states it, there will be ap apology and an acceptance; he and his “incl- denv” will drop back again tnto the obscurity from which they momentarily emerged. The local option elections in four of the five dis- triets of Rockingham County, Va, resulted in victory for the prohibitionists. The Ashby dis- trfet gave the handsomest majority, namely, 800. Yhe Harrisburg district gave 244, and the two other districts are claimed by small majorities, ‘This is a sign that the citizens of that neighbor. hood are awake to the perils of the free liquor traffic in a sparseiy-settled country where there are so many idle, shiftiess, and ignorant people ‘with no higher altus in life than the satifaction of their appetites. There ts no question about the progressof the prohibition movement tn the South, especially in the agricultural districts, where the fog shop demoralizes farm labor and isa fatal drawback vo progress and fmprovement of any — $$ oo ‘The row over Keifer as the proposed orator at the unveiling of the Garfield statue does not seem to «quiet down, and the stage In the campaign against ulm has now been reached when his speakersbip record and the factsof the Ketfer-Boynton unpleas- antness are being published against him. Keifer evidently has no invention of retiring under fire Irom his sem{-military position as orator to the veterans, The occasion will celebrate rather the persistency of Ketter than the merits of Garfleld. ‘The short time allowed the orator and the annoy- ing circumst: under which the speech 1s to be made would prevent the deltvery of a companton piece to Blaine’s magnificent eulogy ot Garfield, even if Keifer were intellectually capable of com. posing such an oration, —————— ‘The New York World chides its exchanges for referring to a Mr. Guthrie as the author of “Vice Versa" and adds: “The author of this remark. able book 1s F. Austey, the son of a London tatlor. ‘"Vhis 8 a good deal like asserting that Currer Bell, snd not Charlotte Bronté, wrote “Jane Eyre.” It esteemed cotemporary had taken the trouble to consult no less eminent an authority than lames Payn, the novelist, It would have learned a ood deal about Mr. Guthrie, for Mr. Payn ts a yersonal friend of the young author, and first in- Ireduced him tothe notice of royalty under bis veal name. It Is the elder Guthrie—not Anstey— who isa tailor, 2 maker of military uniforms widely known in London for the quality of his work. polley ———— + ‘The day ts set for the trial of Jacob Sharp on the charge of bribing the New York boodle aldermen, who ary serving terms of imprisonment because found guilty of beiug bribed by him. Jacob will probably be convicted of and punished for bribery unless be admits that be is a briver; im whlch case 43 Just punish:ment will probably be placed upon the shoulders of the, as yet, unconvicted among the bribed. Open confession 's good for the body ‘a5 well as the soul in these day® So thinks Janl- tor Titus, who Was couvicted of murder, denying that be killed the vict%n in the case; and waose death penalty was commuted to imprisonment upon his confession that he had killed the girl, und bad been telling lies in the matter, —-$ Jacob Sharp has a fortnight in which to prepare | trial for the offenses Charged against him as ss of the “boodle gang” In New York city. ‘This Jooks as if the district attorney meant business. It ‘would be a bad plan to send the little rascais to State prison and jet the big ones go; and Mr. | =p's trial is expected to furnish elues for the ruseeution of some other rleh men who have been ‘operating in shady ways, —<— 1 Is an interesting coincidence that Nova Scotla, the scene of the Halifax arbitration, whose out- Come 80 disgusted tue people of the United States with mternational conferences as a rule, should be the first of the Canadian provinces to discuss in earnest the proposal for unrestricted inter- <ourse between our country and the Dominion, ‘chere may be some good still to come out of Naze- ret, Saale Has the exodus trom Guaymas been 3 mere vulgar seare, after all, or are the Mexican dis patches denying the existence of cholera there a mere “blind” to quiet the fears of timid travelers? << The number of persons who did not hear Presi- deat Cleveland say that be wouid refuse a renomt- uation steadily increases, T HE CELLULOID TRUSS, ‘That pever ever weare out, always clean snd'can te worn walle belbing” “ister eases” yas risnrws, Min FISHER devotes her stianticn wo ine Wants of Tae Saxe To You. Sn: papgtnite the disagreeable weather business has been OAK HALL, COR, 10TH AND F STREETS. Scores of customers bought and were satisfied. It ill be the same with you if you come. From the irri- tation and blackguardisin shown in the advertisements of some of the pretty but tery expensive establish- ments, it is clear they did not fare so well, and while really sorry for thei we shall continue to sell you clothing for just xbout thirty per ceut lesa than they can, and will allow you to have a little judgment of your own. FOR BOYS 4 TO 13, Jacket apd Panta at $1.50, worth 92, Jacket and Pants at $2, worth 83. Jacket and 82 Sicket Sana Pant sethate worth #8 Pep rorthat, Sulit gb0,corthesoon. at ao. worth a7. Suits a wor ‘A Rill line of Satlor and Jersey Suitscheap. Odd Knee Panta up aise 10. FOR BOYS 14 TO 18. Suits at $3.50 as good as any sold at $5. Suits at $4.75 better than any sold at #6. Black Corkscrew Suits/at #6, worth $1 A full line of Boys’ Cassuuuere and Cheviot Suits for Maa money than was ever before offered in Washington. A fuil line of Odd Punts from $1.20 up. FOR MEN AND YOUTHS. Black Corkycrew Sack and FOE SLA Prince Albert s Prince Suite at 8 Cheviot Suck and Frock s trimmed, St 49.50. Blue Flonnel (Indien dye) Suits at ® worth $12. G. A. R Buttons given with every Flan” wel Suit A full line of Cassimere snd Cheviot Suits from $8 up. Bicycle Pants a specialty. OUR MOTTO=No trouble to show goods. A HHAL 4 OomES PEATE F Oo OKA KK HAH AAT 4 O OASAK K H HAASL ™ eae Ke OH BSA tut COR. TENTH AND F STREETS. p21 HE STAR REFRIGERATORS. Po tbe Best. ctf et ieesly for ie FAIRS TIS th at. nw. Tae Crovvs Have Passeo, AND SUNSHINE REIGNS AGAIN. Mani 26-5t 18 IT NOT TIME, THEN, TO PROCURE YOUR SPRING SUIT? CERTAINLY IT 18. ‘TIS TRUE YOU MAY BE ABLE TO HOLD OUT A WEEK OR TEN DAYS LONGER, AF- TER WHICH THE WEARING OF YOUR WIN- TER SUIT WILL BECOME A PUNISHMENT. NOW I8 THE TIME, THEN, TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION, WHILE THE STOCK IS FULL, AND SIZES ALL UNBROKEN. AND SUCH A STOCK AS WE HAVE GATHERED TO- GETHER THIS SEASON. CHEVIOTS IN EVERY COLOR AND SHADE, FROM BLACK TO FAWN; TWEEDS IN EVERY COMBINA- ‘TION OF COLORS THAT HAS THE SLIGHT- EST CLAIM TO ARTISTIC BLENDING. CAS- SIMERES IN THE ODDEST POSSIBLE PAT- TERNS AND IN EVERY COLOR; CHECKS, STRIPES, PLAIDS, LARGE AND SMALL. HAIR LINE STRIPES, PLAIN EFFECTS AND MIXTURES. THE SHAPE AND STYLE OF THE GARMENTS WE OFFER ARE ABOUT AS NEAR PERFECT AS "TIS POSSIBLE TO ARRIVE AT. THE PRICES WE NAME PLACE DECENT—AYE, ELEGANT CLOTH- ING, WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO BE LOWER THAN GOODS OF THE SAME MERIT CAN BE OBTAINED FOR IN ANY CITY IN THE UNITED STATES. SAKS & COMPANY, ‘HIGH ART CLOTHIERS, P26 300 TO 308 SEVENTH STREET. IHE STAR REFRIGERATORS ‘Are the Best. mufactured expressly for —— Axormex Worn ABOUT BOYS' CLOTHING, 812 7thst. nw. OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR BOYS (LARGE BOYS' LONG PANTS AND SMALL Boys’ SHORT PANTS) IS SO COMPLETE, AND OUR STYLES SO NEW, THAT WE FEEL LIKE EMPHASIZING THIS PARTICULAR BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS, FEELING SURE WE CAN MAKE IT TO THE ADVAN- | TAGE OF BUYERS OF STYLISH GOODS TO INSPECT OUR STOCK. WE HANDLE FIRST THE FINEST AND NEWEST GOODS THAT ARE MADE ANYWHERE, AND THIS SPRING WE HAVE MORE OF THEM THAN EVER BE- FORE. SECOND, FOR OUR MEDIUM GRADES WE SHOW THE BEST THAT MONEY WILL BUY. WE HANDLE VERY LARGELY THE “WAN- NAMAKER” GOODS, AND EVERY ONE WHO 13 AT ALL FAMILIAR WITH HIS GOODS AND WHO IS NOT, KNOWS THAT THERE ARE NO BETTER. AS WE HANDLE THESE GOODS EXCLU- SIVELY IN WASHINGTON, WE GIVE THE SAME GUARANTEE THAT 18 GIVEN BY THE MANUFACTURER, AND THAT MEANS THAT PURCHASERS ARE ALWAYS MADE SATISFIED WITH THEIR GOODS. WITH MOST OF OUR SMALL BOYS’ SUITS WE HAVE EXTRA PANTS, AND THAT 15 ALWAYS DESTRABLE. WE LEAVE NO ROOM FOR THE CHEAPER GRADES AND WE SELL NO SHORT PANTS: SUITS BELOW 84, BUT FROM THAT TO $15 WE CAN PLEASE You. LONG PANTS SUITS FROM 88 TO $20. | } E. B. BARNUM & CO, ape8 ‘931 PexusTLvaNia AvENvR RR A TITT 3 BER od, THT sMs | gee AA OF Sas, RE MS FT Sug8 | ONCE MORE. Frou Tue “Worn B.H. Macy & Co.'s Store and the Palais Royal are much akin. The Palais Royal ‘agrees with, and therefore publishes Macy's definition of the word RI Ree got fh B 4ge co py iH “Many most excellent people define the word Bar- gain as something trashy, simply because they imag- ine that a really good article cannot be sold at a price that appeara to be less than its real value. To such people we would say that hardlya week passes but some importer or manufacturer,for reasons best kKnowat to themselves, desire to close out lines of goods below the cost of importation of manufacture for cash. “We always take advantage of such opportunities, which accounts fof our so often advertising ‘Bargains,’ and every time we do this it does not mean that we are making an extra profit, but that our patrons who pur- chase these goods are saving just the difference be- tween the price we Pay and the real market value.” ‘The “Palais Royal” offers as Bargains BBR A Bee aa Bes a“4 WEAPPERS. 100 dozen French Pereale (American, but called French) Wrappers, Mother-Hubbard style and a naine- less style, as follows: Down front 2 bias folds, with piping of contrasting color; around bottom 2 ruffles, with bias band and piping. Princess back, cuffa, collar and pocket with band and piping. All colors ina huns dred designs. Real market ,vaiue $1.50, Palais Royal price $1.10. GLOVES. Imported Kid Gloves,in tans and fawns, with bind- ing, embroidery, and between fingers of black, pink, heliotrope, white. Real market value $2.50. Palais Royal price 81.98, DRESS GOODS, 42.inch Cashmeres, heliotrope, goblin and other blues, Nile and other greens, grays, fawns, &c. Real market value 75c. Palais Royal price 69¢. MILLINERY, The “Lenox” Straw Hat, in all colors. Real market Price 48c, Palais Royal price 4c. ART Goops. One pair of Imported Bohemian Figures, represent- ing two Italian Girls, dressed in the many-colored at~ tire of the picturesque Venetian. Real market value 350. Palais Royal price 831.96 the pair. HOSIERY. Pair Lisle and Silk Hose, combination colors, such as pink and gray, Nile green and pink, heliotrope and black, &e., &c.; Stripes, Boot Patterns, &. Real market value $1.98. Palais Royal price 98c. pair. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. 100 dozen Momie Towels, 22x45 inches—Heavy All- Linen, white, red and blue borders, Real market value le. Palais Royal price 16c. STATIONERY. ‘Tinted Raw-E Linen, “Ancient Hand-made,” ish.” Real anarket value 60c. box. Palais Royal price 45¢. ‘THE BARGAIN COUNTER, near to door of No. 1117 Pennsylvania ayenne, con- tains To-morrow 50 dozen Imported Stockiuet Jerseys, coat-Lacks, shorton hip, silk stitched, absolutely per- fect fitting. Real market value $1.68. Pulais Royal price $1.39. BARGAL 1 [RPP A&A II gSSg PoP AAT Aa Hg pr Bd Aa ty Po oA ALLLLA™ AlSss% RRR OOY YA DL mm RRO OY Y AAL o"* ko OY kant R ROO ¥ A ALLL (A. LISNER, Sole Proprietor and Manager,) ap26 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. HE STAR REFRIGERATORS rhe Manutsctured -xjressly for ap26-5t Bis Tht. nw. Dec Ex Mox Dror. In the year 1855, when I lived in one of the Southern states, I expressed my surprise to find people held in slavery under a republican form of government, and on account of that, expres- sion I was shadowed as an “abolitionist.” A few years later, in 1862, when I expressed my sympathy for the good people of tho south, I ‘Was spotted as a “rebel sympathizer.” When, of Inte, I spoke against “monopolies” and expressed n apathy for the honest laboring toan in his struggle against the “monopolists,” Iam called the “people's friend.” We find ‘upon our silver dollars the impression, we trust.” As long as that is our faith, I do not hesitate to sympathize with the weak and afMicted, the helpless and enslaved. My estecmed patrons are respectfully in- formed that my immense Shoe Parlors are overfilled with LOW AND HIGH QUARTER Waukenphast, Button, Lace and Congress Gaiters, Ties and Slippers for young and old at prices LOWER THAN EVER HEARD OF, [Mone Sine 1) Mice We sre showing a superb line of Fancy French Madras Shirtings in a choice variety of stripes and checks. Our Mr. Lockhart is pre- vared to tuke youf measufe, and inake you Shirts from these dedirable fabries at the fol- lowing low priceé: 1 Shirt, 2 Collars and one pair Cuffs, detached, $3.50. Ditto, with Coliar and Cuffs, attached, ‘We guarantee material, and wofkmahship soc ond to none, anda fit aatisfactory in every re- spect. (Men's Department, 1013 F st.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHKOP. D. C.. TUESDAY, — - IL 26, 1887—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. WANTED--HELP. _WANTED-—HOUSES. LLvexs Axo Hovsexezema Giooa. a Note to— Boarding-house Keepers, Hotel Keepers, Restaurant Keepers, General Housekeepers, Steamboat Pursers, Summer Cottage Owners, and Directors of Public and Private Asylums and Institutions ‘We call your attention to cur lane and care- fully selected stock of Linens and Housekeep- ing Goods, embracing Table Damacks, Napkina, Doylies, Tray Cloths, Boufe Covers, Table Cloths, Towels, Crashes, Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Ready-made Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, Curtains aud Upholstery Goods, Curtain Materials, Poles and Fixings, which, by virtue of our extensive purchases and distributing facilities, we are enabled to offer at the lowest prices possible to name on bods of similar qualities. We make ® specialty of this branch of our business, and sre prepared to submit samples of our goods and bid on the largest of contracts. BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS. 64-inch Cream German Linen Table Damasks, extra heavy quality, only 50c. per yard. 60-1nch Toilanette Table Damask, four choico patterns, only 30c. per yard. 60-inch Bleached German Linen Table Damasks, with and without colored borders, only S8c. per yard. 66-inch Bleached German Linen Table Damasks, soft finished, era heavy quality, only 75c. per yard. 72-inch (full two yards) Bleached German Linen Table Damusks, extra quality, soft and durable, only 80c. per yard. 7tinch Bleached Scotch Linen Table Damasks, superior quality, handsome designs, onl? $1 per yard. Wasa AN EXPERIENCED CLERK IN A WASTED.70, PURCHASE 4 ‘A BRICK “HOreE, Grocery st Address stating sal: st come thy about $3,000. Acbiress, 1421 Q st. a w., fu: well ‘reconmmended. “Address SUSE "lage oie. stating location, BO. apv6-sreo omy ties Vaca! = y ANTED—1.! ARGE CRINGE AND ren. | 91>, : We ANTED-A rue ahovr sixes | WAND ae yuiries for boarding | 166K 2 “ - Vip adgosnid inthe Serene Pe SS Lee Me eS [SL any eee ee CLASS WAIST AND TOE ret x ae eax: ee re Op TENAX 5 VON BHANDISY {259 Furmayieniuc nace At MRE. era va provstory (Obck btose in Warprrnetcnit' S020 RASLARD Joos |S saat, | teens ata712 Bin st mw. eee WANTED 10 TRADE SEVERAL FINE HOUSES | 1313 3th st'aw pom WANTED SEVERAL WAIST HANDS. APPLY pein city Con Sal gag) steers yr. a eE ee ara bes a Lee YL, CAMPBELL. 1393 E st. n. y FIRST-CLASS BUTLER IN ae 3M W NY guiamily. Adare R Box 826, cuy PO. ANTEDIAT ON FOR A SMALL HOUSE Ik GOOD ANTED—A COLORED MAN TO DRIVE A _DE- ate, any Uient goods retin Abr RED | Di ‘Wenieee ewitine 19 work for small extury hi ary expected, age, Kc., Box 114, Btar office, “Algo at yANTEDS N ACTIVI ae ry mae OF two hundred dollars cash to ga to Philadel highest limit.” Box 66: Stat office W5ASTED-SPECIALLY-IMPROVED AND pleas ta apzi-lw S.C. HULL. cor. Sth and Fata D aaeleratana the i good driver: and tout bow hs IVER aes KOR | = Stable rear 1416 business, Address, with reference, Warts A YOUTH 19 YEARS OF AGE A Situation ss & mensener or assistant in a bani, mereantie house, or oficp fee Fears experi ence and well acquainted with, the city ver IVE PUSHING MAN WITI and govern. | is sud mange the seency for amahiifactured article | So 1 : The above ia only bow thoroughly nly eaiabiiel ie and ih good demand. This | encen, Adress MESSENGE iar Sognsoge | Rooks, Far ull at NTE v0 SERVANTS, A COOK, AND ALSO gipehreat eet cod arco Rear m5 of horas oF sh mare nd pleasant ‘chambermaid and waitrers, Must be corpetent | {2 BOR a including hath avo the ‘eet oF references, Apply pe rg ea LE OS Wa W: Ws fice, v Finer Qualities in Damasks, at $1.12%, $1.25, 81.50, 81.75, 82, $2.25 and $2.50 per yard. BARGAINS IN DOYLIES AND NAPKINS. 200 doren All-Linen German Damask Doylies, in cream and white, with and without colored borders, only @1 per dozen. Finer qualities in these goods at 81.25, €1.50, 81.75, #2, 2.50, €3 and 84.50 per dozen. 200 dozen Blesohed German Linen Damask ‘Napkine, excellent quality, handsome patterns, only $1.25 per dozen. Finer qualities in these goods at $1.0.81.75, $2, 82.50, $3 and $3.50 per dozen. 150 dozen 6-8 Bleached German Linen Damask Napkins, heavy quality, choice designs, only $2.25 per dozen, Finer Qualities in these goods st $2.75, 83 and 83.50 per dozen. 50 dozen 3-4 German Linen Damask Nap- kins, excellent quality, only 82 per dozen. Finer qualities in these goods at $2.50, 83 and 83.50 per dozen and up. IN TOWELS. All-Linen German Huck Towels, Bleached and Cream, Fancy Borders; Only 12¥e. each. 18x36 Bleached, All-Linen, Irish Huck Towels, extra quality; Only 18¢. each; $2 per dozen. 18x36 Pure Linen Towels, in Damask and Huck, Knotted Fringe, Fancy Borders; Only 18e, each; $2 per dozen, 21xd2 Bleached Bird-Fye Linen Towel 20x40 Bleached ‘Linen Huck Towels, with and without Colored Borders: 18x:6 Bleached Huck, Damusk, and Bird-Eye Towels, with Knotted Fringe: Only $2.50 per dozen. Our assortment of Towels at 833 per dozen is the 1d finest ever shown by us, and has no equal in the city. : Sizes 20x42, 22x49, 29246, and 24x46. QualitiesHuck, Barnsley, Double Huck, Cream, and Bleached Damask. All White, and, Fancy Borders; Plain and Knotted Fringe; 33 per dozen. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CLOTHS. The stock contains numerous bargains. As ® “Special” Bargain we offer 200 Bleached, German Linen, Datnask Table Cloths, excellent quality, handsome patterns. ‘Size 10-4 ouly $2.75 each, Size A perso’ fully appreciate the maxnitude of the stock and the extraordinary low prices at which the goods are offered. (Basement; commodious salesroom.) aneé WOODWARD & LOTHROP, HE STAR REFRIGERATORS ‘Are the Best. Manufactured express! B12 7th’st, nw. pfor ap26-5t I, HEILBRUN, THE LARGEST ONE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE. LEADER OF LOW PRICES SINCE ‘TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. 402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. or crn Bee Old Lady in Window. HE STAR REFRIGERATOKS ‘Are the Hort, rufactured expresaly for ‘THE Fait, Rats, as an Americanism, expresses doubt, incredu Lity, and is equal to telling a man that he isa low | eee 4s enough to make the reader exclaim, KATS ! ‘We aak you to bring the prices of those inducement | ‘and compare them with our prices, our quality | of fabric, our make, our style, our fit, our whole stock of MEN'S. YOUTHS, BOYS’, and CHILDREN’S | CLOTHING. BOYS? AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING. ‘We call your special and undivided attention to our handsome display of CHILDREN’S SUITS, sizes from G to 14 years, at prices ranging from two dollars to seven. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY. ap26 NV RR: WH . OLD AND Qype “tei Ba ptenanm x. cs ap2o-st Biz Tth'st, | Scunrrzs MILWAUKEE LAGER. THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT, FOR SALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY, OR BY THE AGENT, BAMUEL GC PALMER, 615 D St. aw., Telephone 480, ee pss » Telephone 454. sp26 xmt-Zymorie. WITHERS' ANTI-ZYMOTIO SOLUTION Is an ODORLESS, COLORLESS DISINFECTANT and GERMICIDE. It instantly disinfects and deodor- izes all decaying matter and offensive swells, and de- stroys all disease germs. It can be sprayed upon your carpets, or in any part of your premises, without ‘sit purifies and Prevents disesse. It has the highest endorsement; is boehated druggists in quarts, gul- Rte anlar Rien ¥ MATIONAL, DISINFECTANT CO. we Banoass For Wepxespay Every day is “Bargain Day” with us this week. For to-morrow we offer: NOTIONS. ‘Those handsome Fancy Pasteboard Flower-pot Holders. Most desirable if you keep any plants in thehouse. Rezu- larly sold at 25 cents each. Our price for Wednesday wail be 10 cents each. EMBROIDERY, ‘There are just a few strips of that col- ored Chambrey Embroidery remaining. ‘There are four yards in a strip. We will well on Wednesaay, to clove out, at 73. cents astrip. LACES. Wool Laces. The lot comprises all widths and colors, marked 48 cents, 25 cents and 15 cents per yard. On Wed- nesday we will sell them at 15 cents, 10 cents and 5 cents per yard, respectively. STATIONERY. Muminated Writing Paper, bearing name of the city, days of the week, and fancy designs, Regular price for box of one quire, with envelopes, 35 cents, On ‘Wednesday we will sell this paper at 28 cents per box. Large line of Silk and Taffeta Gloves. ofitee. x = 06 1 WASTED WHITE Gra. As Nts v in Mis ftent sien for soe silgrens prices | _*020-08 : com P to 810. Sstistaction guaruitecd. J x vs Hotel, between i0 3nd 11 a mt : Sine Rpeciatty. eo? bal, cellar, Dati roon ita ANTED—DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT _BU- NTED-T0 PUI an gy Appiy WO. WOL TE conducted by ladies. “Men and worsenewhite | WW Sadie: must be us voles new sua eutra quan, | a <7 and colored for all kinds of domestic labor, fo id | Address Box 2, Star o e238 | FOR RENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAN. Ae SLES Teteea AM Se RW SELL F ANTED-PERSONS “WHO WANT-NoNeY 10 | E ANTED—A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEMAN iV icy homes, ax well at thowe bwving installment | )4886 ar mr Thom 2 203 Pa. av. em, fora periganent position in vur Mouse: n-ustoo- | morueages to sai'should apniy ve Gest rooms opatoued | Fowecicle Lota. pated Gat nT easionally ail wale 8 Baltimore; vod refer- | floor, O59 F st 0.w. “apes-iwt | inlets ce if ieee WiSTiDaPIVE Finer: CCEARN BREAD BAREUS. NY nemo refer to deal with owners, "Agar es | 10th'stome ke Lae Ro, others, but unign men need apply. CHAS’ | INVESTOI, Star olice, apeedie | Mh, near kat, 10 SCHNEIDERS' Bakery, No. 413 Ent now. ap2oKt | AO patvate-EAUNDRYSWOne ao ok | Feari@inat, 10r 10 WANTEDGIN REAL. ESTATE OPEICE—AN as} Wis ithout machinery. Call at TEMPLE HO- | }.it beat tows Cirele 125 sistant who is fainiliar with the District trad TEL, Oth at, opposite Patent Olice, before 9 V WwW Patent 0} Win AA nd ter D's Suremiah 437 7 Wss. Plane 1 a) AN’ ad. Ww WwW month W: = W Ww ANTE! the country. 7) wast G all aiters in fam = hospitals. 3. and Moraine at 10 o'clock, 812 SN perry Fi enced white rirlto attend toa a old, “Apply at 1000 13th st. nw. ms ‘ANTED-A NICE ENERGETIG YOU with good recommendation, to take charge o TED. ‘aud provision store, ANTED_A STRON or 18, to work in store, oue need apply who canuot give first-class re i ANTED—A GOOD COOK (WHIT! assist in washing and iron ‘Address Box 134, ANTED—THREE GOOD CANVASSERS eral terms to capable m,orsand 9 am. Mice. ANTED—A BOY TO WORK LN PLAC! shop. Apply to Coach Factory, igo in Macy ‘Cyclopedia st. Wash ED-LE, rnleor tape-measnre aloni y ANTED—LADI thelr own hom fo photo, #; uo canvassing, ‘ANTED—BUSINESS MEN To LEAVE THEIR gue neda Saas gia MAL Oncos UEESGENT Wise With us forneat Job and book printing. We ACO. 19 Cental ts Boston, Massy Box 3,170. make sapevialty of guick work. 14-3n it vale Bes % 4 25, i} > 5 & 3 & g S| oe oMty, 81 New ThD—B Please c ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ‘chamber work oF would go awi Apply at 924 25th st. ANTED—BY A YOUN seanistress; willing to zo out by the day, wre ‘Address yANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, ituation inv and ironing; references give: Employment ANTED POSITION BY, AN ENGINEER, a3 TED. Springs; understands pastry und deserts in all its hes; can furnish satisfactory references, COUR TSITS st: .w. vas ANanre, of childre clothes: good references. FOR Cooks, & mers; bring refereiices jen wanted. F. ED—SITUATI JOR REN for sale of a tirst Seventh st. LIGENT ANTED_TO BORROW $8,000( of business property wor 00, for two ‘Years: will not pay auy commission. “Address ‘ER, Star office. tt Ty F m0} Ti gianere. sion Building; JOR REN’ iN "ANTANEOUS CURE. v ‘OUNG MAN TO | WORE MELT pay Juigher unico f9r Srst Address Box 112, Star Of- Clothing than waa ever paid in Washington, Box 110 Star office, v lar, Bott ave. m. i eine yANTED—COMMON PIG: PAY 30 TAVENDER ROTT, orthern Liberty Market. 1TH ST. N. W., DRESSMARING st uw. iw , ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT 17 Adlarese Gos 32, Mar F? improvemen after 4 p.m. apes st 2 4 es See | 11th, near Ost, 10r EAs ey ee sre jaar RYBODY TO KNOW THAT A | $138 stn. w. 1 WASTER GMEN, AND NOMEN TO CALL, AT vositive remedy for Malaria, Fever and Acue is | 814 Conn. av, 10r. once, “White and colored women cooks. $10 to | ELIXTR BABLR, also, the best. tonx for strengthen | 42> 10th at hw. 920, Chimbermalds puree, serabsand men coorm | Ing the system. A ‘egvtable compound: contains COOMBS & BURGESS, Emp. Bu., 926 F now. ap25-8t" | no quinine. “At Druggists, 50c.; 3 bottles for 61,20 i ‘ap20-toniy® t'¥D—-TRY A POUND OF BUTTERINE AT cota per porid, ard if Jt don’t compare favor. h butter sold at 30. and rn and WSualis 240-00-31 Ceuter, Market, Wo WILL ‘and willii tar ofice. ad free of co Fork at 6 TO PASTURE 2 box stalls for grain feeding Onier bos at Price's | 3 rm on 7th st road, § miles apls-lmo* | LSTERING OF FINE mee || slipcoverscutand made; hair and shipped. pairine. Pructical Upholsterer, ath st. 2. NTED—BOUNTY LAND WARR: DHNSTON, Attorney at Law Ito a pay cash, for Military Boubty Land | EEPING | 8. M. BURNHAS | nisbed. within three ‘squares Rhee r WOOD, corn:r dith and K sts ‘nw. KK RENT—1340 RIGGS STREET, A BEAU- tiful house; furnace, open gra! Conn.ay. n'r Dupe Crr.100 sige mea abies FOR_RENT--HOUSES. OR RENT—HOUSES. U; pret art 1408 Pat. iF Hos. td % Myrtle n. 802 Essex str rm 1041 Met usw rthwest. ck hose; "hot wai JOR RENT—COTTAGE. 6 ROOMS, STABLE, S15. l2a8G ee nw, 40 nuk, $12. 309,30: at to th 7 eur acu Fi th aed “Tath st for services in any wat prior tothe | FAOK RENT—A SEVEN-ROOM we SN mh s-2int |B With nodern iuprovements, ome sd ING AND CLEANING. | Rett g2y. Apply 21s 1th st ew Ti six “volume yt ain prepared to * just yublised: 's clothing in best | JOR RENT—811 K ST. N.W., TEN Koc by ke mauner and on short notice: 37 year | AT M.'Vernon Park, $03. 1.02 YOUN PSECOSG pg called, Hoe ata delivered THE, | ve. Mom de ington, D.C, Sue ae se reres 217 tus | Wok RENT— FURNISHED_FOR TH ‘GEER 7 ANTED-PRINTING— HANPBILLS, 426, 10.000 | Horeca two-story, House, seven 100i MENERS FOU PR we PO) Ey. BhOOO S14, LOUUDO WI Site | am fasaeae ery Hela neveR rook 000 $10.40.006 822. 100,000 OR RENT. yorkmen. ¢tuinent Paris, Berlin avd’ London dressmakers © presses, eX; men. Finest as; | FrOR RENT DWELLING 1 ot pany Teac ned, rapidyconin Ine: TT Neh naa nte AR: | and paisted: plumbing’ entirely” mew. Siich nents tokttine Petternanat toatarine ai | DERSON & MOUKE, 1010 aad {01S oare an ISEL. Locksiutth.on the prewsises, basted, draped or made, The systeni taught by Sin oo ae OR RENT—FOU J. ME Rt, i unereed ‘of Modes,” 1232 ANTED—YOU CAN'T opposite Pension |v FOR US AT 10 per week can be See Ee aL 219-221 7th st. s.w. mh?S ART, Printers and mhiz 60. Vv tines BPE aa .. ANTED— wo Ee 5 f DEALES, STOCK Pn, Hore ter, rm, box a Oper i.s bores Caited foraind recaratd aL ANTED BY. GoLoneD GiRt “A re 79 scales, 10th and La.av. Jal4-6m Seen rlteutee Kade OR aE | WW ANTEOCMOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX. wal trees eco SF |W ietinnied oom Sanpete urate gtr Soy by | rent from office. - —— | the only Gasithieiyes ee Net. y ANTED, VATION | AS DRIVER OF | A /UUACEE BROUGT Ee ave Er Maeva for deliveriug weeds Wy ayoung sctivecal | \7 4x7 yp STEAM. CANPET CLEANING.” NO far eh cored man of large experieuse: good. reterences Birgu, $I PET CLEANING. aA ures 1110 sts aoe WV ints, aon proces leylione 116-0, A. Soom 8 WASTED yee ae t i z 4 Fr position as head walter, or wil aceey a i gost gaganity Rrech, batcP ndemue Shae] __ FOR RENT—ROOMS. eee dress 8. W, Star office, FURNISHED. privite ‘bath-rooms; refer- neighbothoud. Be; 3-ate t, by an ehems Peau business; = ie JOR i ENT—TWO U vomns on second floor, sekeryine Ht desited. private fain 734 10th st. aw. api » ap: floor; conv ruling, “G26 ma JO! REST FOR AGE: XGOMFORT Mable furnished room, second Hoor, ‘use of gas, tae OE ao Poke 'kD-FLOORTHREE ROOMS, athe nee oag-tamows aad dre tutcout eon so bowls fanecls mcpachneser eae pay oT ae Uhdidtons "SS Neue tah F water in yard. 3 Box 109, Star ottice. ij JOR RENT— isa 1 ‘as chamberni and to ansist ENT—COOL, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED teu ToOms i door: separately or toxgther; fe Hemen ora tauily: high, charm: apa references, ita < BUR. urea, 936 F st. nw. T9I8 H st. now, 1 JOR RENT—CoR HAND MASS. AVENUE. enicely farnished front Rooms, second and with Bourd. Southern and eastern ex- ted States liceuse, Address ‘St. Paul st Baltimore, Md. D: afte: isalos guod pen elf generally useful. 1023 VERMONT AVE. N.W., iundsomely-furnished Rooms, with first-class’ Board, at see Yates, Transient ‘guests accommodated, "AT THE [MUNICATING ROOMS, ued Hour: rout sey: fruished oF unfurnished: \ddress, o O01 TAR: ont sturie ortorether;referenoos exchatiged. Ay is, MBrIes, se ands, 8 Tst mw. ces Es Otels, Re." Nurses tor 4 =r FasL Fa PURE AS ESS EP RIRCIUs | YOR RENT—915 GST. PLEASANT! om ished rooms, oh second and third flours: en suite orsinugle. eS OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room, with southern exposure: also another cheer Jul room, nicely furnished: both om second floor. DWELLING JOR RENT—FURNISHED, HOU Toms, completel Bay tnt Novem! QB RENT-0038 RT-N.NE-9 ROO! Gaxitis chante to rent op leage 9 business stand nt 825 NOR RENT A DE ouse, 1941 Verinont ave, rooms: new ay R-STORY M0t Office, 10 rooms. MS. 237 ria ‘OR RENT—THE NEW STORE AND DWELLING southeast corner 12th and G sta. 8.0, suitable for ‘This isa rare 1y kind of business. month. TEDT & Bi re IRABLE AND Cc ‘SWUut! hi sta, 124.8140 17, 2d at, me, Sr... 16th n.w., 10r....100 B's & Clevel'd sts 70 501 Est ne, 61 2 N st ww. lr. i ara THOS. F. WAGGASIAI Bitkby DLEY, ron my HOU! SEG oD WILLARD PINT CHES tur pes FR 0TW St NE.BETG AND u, anew weven-roor U ‘and bread-wagon. Call at 1233 Mass. ave. nw. p26. y breakin out on fare of body cred. Moth, 24 latest = i= = - Eee! Retell ED=A 6001 ples, Wrinkles, black-heads, ul ness eczenin al 23 u ST. DED X. W. Wig ai tnd 0m cREARLE, NOWAK 2p | iti acipureamte weustegan'ssccraae | BOE EES on, a4 ace Star Oftes. eae | plexton insured to all who use it. Perfectly harm tina) location: “Apriy on the preimbees TED—A TYPE- WRITER. Sold by all drametsta: 5c. and @1 per box. OR RENT—925 UTH ST. N.W.. 940.90. 4 WAtA Perera Bent to any addron, °O UCU PE Sets ome | A ene S18 90: 0 th at ie UN, rr WASTED-T0 JURE FOR MONTH OF MAY | Fant Capitol st. $23.50. 1003 Fast Capitol st VANTED_A COLORED Wo: TO COOK, from private family, whole or part use of one- 27 East Capito room bric] good © Wii end tron tnust come cn recommended: | horse curryall, wazunette or coupe with driver, Ad: 400 Ist at ee 1TLaud 13 Virgina ave, 1110 New York at dress, stating price, CARRY ALL, Star office. ap35-4t* | water, sink, and watér-closets, @10 eacl TANTEDLA Yt E EXPE OF CLOTHES To | _2P26-3t " M. ROURE Ky cor. d-and E.Cap. ate S WW icicetn the nat ana tunsinnion betes, HE ew. Odorless process. Separate DESIRABLE, DWELLING, (MASTIC LEWIS, 920 7th st. now. if persons clothing. Onl et i Ft trout) 812 Tah stn. 4411 medern tin TANTEDOA BOY OF 16-08 17-70 eas used. “Goods called for, WAL PRINCE, 100! provements ace yar c sie ary suse nw. compte Pent moderate to. priva 5 wa the drug business. Address OPIUM, Star Ot | A aaE Hi PRED. KELLEY, 313 Bhat ie svat E nd’ ali modern hey B45, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. ir we 1 10 i030 rent or male is Liberally LACE, BE from the ext IMS, OPP. 1407 Fst, ay? 1y paper ply to ton, D. feaibenstatroben, ran’ and. wat 2 jotlse painted inside, ado ‘and an ANTED-LADIES TO LEARN DRERS CUTTING | 4p, yyye SAvo420UFanwenWonderTully ay papered throumtiont, a0 50 pet mont i advan grating by the actual measure and agaare rai, | _AP1L Am’ a PATON, 437 Gat hw. ap: neisure af TO10 Fst tive Wiel baiting seam | WANES MeUESE CANE ZICH, EAU, ZOE | Dom Rent _JUNE 1ST TO 15TH SErTeMpER, ; z c Man | Steven, Canpetn, rather oda, Carpeiater Fivin natdacinely tie Hi antaabie focal WANTED-AN (AMMITIONS FARNesT Ay | Stores, Conpets, renter, Bite iene pee tees cata oilaide principal cities to rernesent-va | BiLeini of Ho? Fat oron the preuines, LOIS RL aver ap ie Reteroncey. WANCPACTCRER SUPT e Lack tie ANTED-SECOND-HAND 1 FURNITURE cA Ev. RENT —UNFURNISHED— SH nh SB-mdctn W foun Stov er Beds a is of Het ows Gh EES — a eee pola Fiat orn h the highest cash price will | 1025 2 desirable or the stiminer, t DTH ST SUITE OF ELEGANT | 40 RENT g10-NEW TWOSTORY FI sinpelite ave | pitied room and ytvatebatu | AGH, RENT, $10/NEW, TWO-STORY, FR ae vist vacated by Lieut Wareins, Also, Roeans | 22, Nise 11, mearie FA WHITE | Ei Macarena etic iat tenets ate hare: ewig fy tea | ussite | Fee seis two-tier Bn Sa ‘OR BENT—THREE PLEASANT a Pst. now. ‘4 roous. reduced trom #10 to 88. per Inout. "BH WANNER 8 CO.9I0 F st nawap F. entonplaceni-8 jean ave 30 12. st n.w., or WABNEE & CO..016 Fetuw ‘retain foom. if de- apz3-3t* ave. Ww aa Nas THE HEADQUARTERS pd ete Poot JSS sa a Se OF SEVEN for (oe) esses. Nurses, Butlers, | 740k RENT—THREE OR MORE wooed 14 Dairy, with references, at E. Tie thawe room, witha for @12 a moun: | Ket and sree cars, Grae 3 ESOS SAE EXBOR BUREAU SLT bee mod: iupe. 20 80st wey Capitol Hil. ap: sired. Address P.O. Box THE a = D, TWO, cakoat = c ANTED_BY AN Rea OUNG WAX, Eee te a tad two i ox. Jeary of age a ituation ian store! = mm egg tevsat te Bi etorees, "alti Spr Sar | MV teteronoe egulne ad Ou m “aire Be ‘i oR. RENT—SECOND-STORY, F FRONT. ROOM B 4 ‘ANTED—AN, ENGLISH LADY DESIRES A ; gas and water: toa gentleman. ap B ‘00 i Weed on ing family s0 governess for youn child piy to 1808 tel Pounsyivania ave nilemae es Bee ee OR RENT—FUUR ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR = Feenrapisiely furnished for housekeepiug, abe MM MM A RRR CCC H HERB pont Circle. Address A., Star office. 8 ee Eee g uy Hau ke FOw RENT- UNFURNISHED. TWO LARGE Com Mt Sach Gy eee 5 ier Foun ox: | Aimuuleyine Panlom toate, farpecs, goon Ae RMR MAME HSco H HEees WAtiitea Roma 2 ay with, Stout mx |b ete ETS Fs ea EE AEE aE wee ape Pa (RENT _490 TH, 97, WW. FURNISHED, f 316-318 SEVENTH ST. N. W, ANTED-MAY 1. FRONT ROOM AND HOARD, | three others also, towetiiet Sr separate, w with or witht 2 wen mh, by gentleman and wife? ce ‘avenue: ‘family, tarmtinot to exceed 850 per molith. “Address MEER, | 35 fuse loonion, nese CS JOR RENT-NO. “417 HST. N.W. TWO-STORY | “Fora full litaiply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, REFRI ‘ORS: -WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS 7 rooms, mwedern im) yvernents: at 828 per 23 1907 Fenusylvania HE STAR GERATORA Waster dy, living quietly. Please ad: | month Apply to’ A; EBERLY'S SONS, T18-7th gt i 3 — Manufactured cxpromly for adress B. B.C. naam Res p25 So ORE RN] Ly = UN shins a A a we Wiki eg Pat aoa Gand Sx Nee Faerie beaekecnae oe otro muifarateed fae eet iaees eae Ter eae 1, Sera ROR TE noe near oF wddrean SAS ot. arzast | Sanclisave. 3 journal soe ei is is ri 1610 19th st. Lar... 38.03 2424 oe E Cand curtains only. Stale. price, “Ad~ = ISHED PARLOR | FLOOR dosnt oe ices 2 was the sale far ofica ayabatt™ | three lange roca, with Use of back hall sis JAISG et, upper iat. Feprewartattve: te by aure’s Law end'sfrescuee fai MAT ONE GOOD Ge | MAU ee try he lood-suving revolution—the janet. CED afurnished. withodt Gerd bys Posen OR RENT—802 19TH ST. N.W. SANTLY- Gerad od ah esp ave of horrors, Eat hee rin’ raga. ering must bo moderate, eu F'Gienshed Hops on second ana floors, eo lighed ‘almost contemporaneously with Ho our pharn E ies eee Raina ofaae gt ae gue are yaxreD We sie Doe seuss references. With good people. flares ‘TLEMAN DESIRES ROOM rween 11th and 14th sts, n.w.; state 3g 13344 st. 8. ‘ap2b-3t” suite or single; house new; opposite reservation. ap2a-2t* POR RENT THREE = COMMUNICATING UNFUR- ms ou second oUF; new house, with ali moter impeuvement; central focality ; 709 13th wt nw. ‘ap25-tt W.. M. Suvsrex & Soxe, 910 PENNSYLVANIA ANENUE Having purchased to great advantage alot WHITE EMBROIDERED INDIA LINEN snd MUSLIN ROBES ‘we shall offer them at half their value. ‘The prices range from @4 to $10. Esch robe contains 11 yards of material 40 inches wide and 9 yards of embroidery. ‘New GINGHAMB st 20c., worth 250, New styles in HOSIERY. Heise Suc Unoeweers aes wort ense. | WY Black and Colored SILK iY, LISLE HOSIERY, COTTON HOSIRRY, MEN'S HALF- HOSE, &c. sf PORE Mhele tock of fancy DRESS GOODS at rednoed tbe Seing i ave ete we have decided to force the es EE 910 PENNOYLVamtA AVERUR ONE PRICK . N. B.—The Best is the Cheapest, a2 ‘TLEMAN AND WIFE, A BY, A GE $0 ihicas F A nfurilah fs oF 34 foor, between | FOR RENT—TWO OF 7 URFURNISHED | Tneieade Mt Pleasant 150 = wy apd 14 sia now. “Address stating | E'roone; wo gentleman and wife at reasonable rates, | ‘ihe above houses Hae Gane ROMY tear o SEE | Eiaraceee eum 0 2 pe a mas el WANTED_LOTS. BRENT - aren. ade Fou, BE M z ‘S-8TOR’ bk LOT ing aud Pension Oaicos. UIT 3 a Lear’ Nee ha ade Sine | an Brio & va Face. ei ‘will buy at once if Were Be Bor 2h, ap5-im* sont gue | Bee Ba ee BOOMS, 1101 ee 1 ae SE va J +| | FOR RENT_HOUSES RRB 1 Soho at MEPLOE,. G08 & G05 234 nw. 4 Bat ete The rents of the new houses o Dingman Pisce eT “E paw avast moe PR ae, QUR RENT—A SIX-HOOM Bay WINDS i Me BAX WINDOW nOUaR, uproteneate, 1 ice #20. Inquireat 1010. Pirikdeetimag tent ae and eli Now Jerse; Fil Mass Be. Grooms, Jos Merion atreet. ¥ ros Store and eallar te, cor | Reve uote ecdtred a ga ena ot oy aud © ‘6 bet tenants on im * Ui THREE STORY 10 rogms, hath room mera tmprowctsenta Ying ire 7 rooms, all m, ion, oe 3 Lannion Terrace, Or 818 4S #18 fiehaae 1016S. Cap, ate 4 Om E47 ‘at tuedern ‘in ses EQS GExT Trow gsr Ist ro Novenen at, SISHED, new, threcatory brick. tice iy WEAK DUPONT CInCLE Aveated tor the stanmer; rent veoy HILL «Son Tearonsbie 738 Ls RICK DWHL mater, near ¢ stlow to proniyt. tena 8 Men “yt GHW iow, dre A.B.CAYWOOD, cor. 9th sol R stance 2 O ST. NW. TEN ROOMS, WITHE aprovenients. “Ingulry at 10000 se ¥. TWoxtony ngtire at SUB T rooms, cellar, I $15 per month. Ou RENT E3:15.380 M aw 812 409 Mot n 0 sw is"Ma Tram P, store ir 6 ke 1d ko ae a Naw Or mhl 1s ah ans Rat's VTS Del ee we 8 Mish Veav ok daw. AE Wiese. dr FSO apt? C.K PARKER, oor dig and Ketan, OR RENT_A TWO-STORY, SIX-IR00" House. mod tm, S224 Sah gtk, we Ole te jonth. "S.C. Hits cor ath and Fist JOR BENT UNFURNISHED. Munderiond Vince nw. JO rm all ma store FORD, 1226 Fet aw, T NEW COTTAGE OF E1GHr rooms. with I8aerex of land Fa} shatte, Bue view of the ity aud d ‘apts-10e HUPTY € DYE. 1th and F ats | JF Gt RENT MAY IST BEICE HOURE So130 sf nw, Poows. wod. ups; Tent iu adyatios | inquire’ th st. nw. apie Destory brick, 107 e100 SaLoey brick, Or 4 WW. PALKER, IIs Fat tw NEAT, SIX-ROOM BRICK Wet. e:m. imp. @18 two five-roon fousan: Y month. Owner = w. art am KENTONEW GEAND ARMY HALL, OPPO: fapacits abut 00. wcciet sp19-1 JOR RENT Houses, S18, Two. tween 4 and 9) mutter, #80 Loui JOR RENT 19 14th ton Sst 1 Or, Q'stn.W., stobe ath 11 Firwtat Lanne to810 ati eta et Wylie st ike wake 1 soltenw at ir $4 Pst nw. T & BRADLEY FOR RENT FLATS ND UNFURNISHED most desirable location, convenient BILL & JONNSTO! Toth xt I rent on KENT STORE NORTHWEST CORNER 77TH and L-sta. aw. nelading Sxtures; for Past been occupied as drug store. ©. DUVALL, Buccemot to Duvall & Mare), F- at iw. ee ONE HALF OF PINE OFFICE. KOoM, ret floor, of COG Lith at, opponite Boston, bn Goods House, from May Ist HARDING & WATE, ROOM, 1ST FU soorith at a NT MALL ROOM, 1 : dine. Price #1 Avpis to WRILEY DEBE, Bas FOR RENT--MISCELLAN ROE RENT NEW STABLE IN RE. OR RENT—OFFICE. APPLY AT 435 57TH ST. L.w.; Second floor. OR RENT 930. €25—TWO LARGE well-lighted Office Boome. frst and sex aah Fae NEOUS t. three stalls and carriage moon. AVI STABLETIN REAR OF 181 ery desirable: five stal AT, BRICE, 414 loth ot ___ LOST AND FOL OsT-SATURDAY MORNING, UT rewarded at 403 G st u.W. OST—ON FRIDAY, APRIL 16, A BLACK ‘Cocker Spaniel. The owner lives at 1827 H st. 1 OST—DARK OP ACE NICKEL WAT: urday 23, iuder will secure value of wat turn 1101 Tt mt. we. aps )ST—ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL L th aud 10th sts, and Pennsylvania ave, ai bw. a pocketbook, coutaining about #170. in mouey, | besides two checks, ammounuane to about $500. Lilser Frward for its retura to 9:30 Pounsyivania avs. will be given, ° OsT—A SMALL SILVER WATCH WITH THE natne Hazel enyraved on back, Lost on Sor R sts, between 9th and Vermontave. A liberal reward will be paid for its return to Dr. HENDERSON, and T sts. n. , JOUND_ON 93D OF APRIL, the northwestern part of the city poten, he mame by Proving Property aud f this edvertisement, 1417 8 «t OST_ON SUNDAY, THE 24TH INSTANT, BE. tween the hours of 1 and 130 pan., between 15th and Rhode Island ave, and St, Matthews i church, ® solid Gold (plain) Bracelet, with hve Tur quoter, act in square inceuter,, The fider will gray Few by returning the same to 1413 jaud ave. Eg PERSONAL. fault of one KEY ons ea boy on, Washington Brick Machine Co., mts L. HOLBHOOK, we eure now prepared tf SEBtw'S Oia Stand, Sie D se ONY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IX city or country: in sums to spit. at lowest Scrat °C ‘iGHt, 07 Tei at aE [ap16)__ THOR. E. WAGGAMAR. _ MOSER TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. aT 5 To Feeut per auuuin; ih desired” oF o Suateend secur Oe ee PuiiLiPs. tm 1438 New York ave oN, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PRoMeE attention te alt Se Ae TEV OSISEDT © URADLEY, mb31-Iia ‘out nw, y STN OUR HANDS TO LOAN Oo Minctictnctory real estate security, in wuss to Sagat fer cent intereat. y ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, 1 sums toeuit IsurEuce ‘ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUME of auterest.. aoe! ni